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Official Newspaper of Klamath County end Leading Journal of the Interior Oregon Country. KLAMATH REPUBLICAN The Largest Circulation and Is the Best Medium for Reaching a Prosperous and Trading Public KLAMATH FALLS, KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON, FEBRUARY 15, 1906 VOL. X NO. 46 CARLOADSOP I FAVOR A SEWER SYSTEM A FARMERS’ SOCIALISTIC PRINCIPLES INSTITUTE BEET SEED The Party that Wil! Eventually take Expressions from Many Citizens of Will Be Held at Klamath Shipped to LnGrande, Or. I the Place of Democratic Party Klamath Falls on Bonding City Falls on April Fifth- to Lie Planted This Wlthycombc Coming. in United States. to Build Sewers. Season. «o measures ARE FILED flany Questions to lie De cided at Next Election By the People. Wrltua for th* Mpu bl kan by ChM W. thwrman Jr. Alex. Martin Jr. president of the City i Ma. O. A. S tbamb , The following are the bills and pro Klamath Falla, Oregon. Council, when »«kiwi if Im was in favor To lie concise, Hocialism is the col Jack Ixindan, Sinclair« ami Edward posed amendments which have been ami the growing im|s>rtan«e of th« city | D xab B ib —Have your interacting lective ownership by tbs people of all Bellamy, of America. England had filed in the office of the secretary of of sewer* »aid : I certainly sin, and I be of KUinuth Falls demamls a sewer sys lieve the matler'ought to bo brought up letter of the 7th ami in reply beg to say the means of production and diatribe- John Raskin, of Oxford University, ami state to be voted upon: tem." Thl< 1s the sriitirnrnt expressed to be voted upon by the ¡reopk- There that we will arrange to assist your peo ti*>n of wealth. Wealth is the product in all the other European coantries the The H.ooo.ooo appropriation bill by ovsr thirty of our leading citizens 1« no longer any doubt but that the city ple at Klamath Falls with a Farmers’ of labor and the Socialist believes that head University men ere in the Social | pasMd by the last legislature and held Institute on Wednewlsy, April 4th. We will have to construct a sewer system when int«rvirwc<l ye«ter<lay by a rep- | man should be rewarded according to ists ranks. up by referendum pétitions. resrntatlve <>f the Ri-publican. Every I in th« very near future, as the imjiort- would like to have some local assistance the amount of labor that he performs. Science teaches that all the things on f The local-option bill prore. od by iwreon seen was in favor of Guiding the - ant Inereaae in population will demand in the way of pep« r Irom some of your It Is a mistaken idea that Socialism this old earth are subject to a constant tbe Liquor I*eaiere’ A «miTatton as an «uccamful stockmen and farmers and city for the purp'HW of building «ewere it. They are the people who lutve uuulr means the ownership In common of ooler of change. Man and bia systems and were anxion» to havn the matter, it necessary ami an they will share in iiome papers from some of your leading wealth. The people are to produce the are not exempt from this law. We amend ment to the present local-option l>n>ught up a» e«>on aa |«>«»il>lc to lie • the la-neflts, 1 am in favor of Iwmding women on popular topics, such as tbe wealth by collective effort, hut the most adapt oareelvea to our environ law. The bill filed by the owners of the v<>te<| ii | miii by th« |w-«>pl<- The Char the city and letting them help jmy for home, etc«, ami would like very much wealth will belong to each individual. ment. Aa tbe old systems peas away to have a talk or paper from yourself on It ie also a mistake to call the Socialist we must become aamstomed to tbe new. Barlow road, requiring tbe state to ter pr<>vi<l«» that O'* pcremi shall vote it." Councilman Bishop said: "The time the way in which you are handling your an idealist and a dreamer. He ie a phi at any spscial sfection, for the purpo««- Any nnpredjudiced thinker must ac buy the road for the sum of 124,000. <>f i»«uing bomls <>f th«* town, nnle»« h«* * ha« come when we should do something. dairy herd sa I understand you are se losopher and a reaaoner and he draws knowledge that a state of B«>cialism is The proposed constitutional amend •hall be at th« time of voting the owner I have lawn in favor of putting in sewers curing splendid results from your dairy his conclnsioas from established prem gradually coming. In the United States ment tiled by the E«|ual Suffrage cows by feeding them exclusively on al of real «»tat,- within the city liniito, and all along and la-leive tlm people should ises. The law ot economic determina 1 the old party platforms are being modi- League, extending the elective fran Is- given an opportunity to vote on the falfa. We will try to have three of tbe tion, or that the manner of producing fie«l so as to take in Socialistic ideas. np»u which lie actually pay« a tax. chise to women. Station Staff take part in this Institute, wealth determines the Social arrange-! One wing of tbe Democratic party fa The general expreesfon was to the, question at the neat election." A bill by the People's Power League effect that the proper place lor the main - Councilman Willits, Bchallock and Prof. Lord ley, who will talk on spray meat of all nations, ie tbe basic princi- * vors government ownership of railroads, Sewer would I m * along Klamath street Humphrey are all in favor of Ironding ing, plant diseases, etc. Prof. Knisely. pie on which tbe philosophy of Social telegraph lines and other public ntilities. making It unlawful for public service and extemi<'«i out to running water in, the city to build a sewer system, al who will talk on problems ot the soil ism rests. In tracing the history of Another party is in favor of municipal corporations to give p.cwes or free or the river. l.at«-ral« could be run into though Mr. Willits stated that he was ' and I will take up matters pertaining to oations, their stats of civilization can be ownership. Outside of party lines So reduced rate service to public officials. this from Main street ami all the prop op|MHHw| to shipping »ewer pipe in here general agriculture and animal bus- accounted for by thetr ecr,nomic systems. cialistic measures are being adopted,! A bill by tbe State Grange, levying There ie no doubt about it that the in such aa government irrigation, people’s a license tax upon the gross earnings erty to th«' mirth ami vast. From 24 to under the present mode of transporta tiandry. In the evening we ««Mild give :W inch mains ac«'ine«l to I«' the moat tion. He said that the freight chargee a slereoptioon illustrated lecture show vention of gunpowder made tbe serf telephone lines etc. Tbe postal system, of the refrigerator and sleeping care favorable sise with preference for the would tie the greatest item in the cost of ing the Coliege grounds, buildings and equal to tbe mailed knight and caused school system and road system are all and oil companies. laboratories, also discuss breeds and > overthrow of the feudal system. The Socialistic. the systeui. latter. A constitutional amendment pro types of livestock. __ ___________ invention of ___ modern machinery han Fifty years ago in Germany there posed by the People's Power League Kindly advise me at your convenience ¿äused the great industrial oombina- lived a great thinker by the name of as to what you think of this plan and lions. known as trusts, and these com- Karl Mark. This man wrote a great ■ to amend section 1 of article 12 so whether you think the people will take ¿¡nations are last educating the people, that the public printing will be en- book upon capital, which is taken as sufficient interest to attend such an In-, t|ial private capitalism like the feudal standard authority to-day, and encyclo jtirely within tbe control of the legis system must go. and public ownership ■ pedias quote from him. Karl Marks is lature. and may be let by contract, or A delightful social affair was given Bishop, Miss Straw and Miss Baldwin. stilate. Thanking you for your interest, I am, take its place. • . • la«t Saturday afternoon at the pleasant said to be tbe father of Socialism. His a printer elected or appointed, upon a J Mrs. B. Kt. Geo. Bishop and Mrs. F. Truly Yours, Under a Socialistic order all the pow I ideas were accepted by others. For a salary or other compensation. artistic home of Mrs. Fred li. Mills. J ambs W ithyombs . ers ot nature will be utilized, invention long time the Socialists were persecuted An amendment proposed by the The afternoon was very pleasantly IL Perry enterlaioetl Wednesday after noon from two to five at the Bishop of machinery encouraged and every per and put in jail. They were not allowed People’s Power League to amend sec •pent in playing prog resolve hearts. With the son must perform their part in produc to vote but their ideas still spread. La Mrs. Geo. T. Baldwin receding the first home on Conger avenue. tions 1 and 2 of article 17, so tbat one ing tbe wealth of the nation. Under ter the disfranchise law was repealed prise, and Mrs. IM Witt 1-ee Reaburn re I rooms and walla profusedly drafied an<l legislative assembly may submit con | adorned with strings ol blood red hearts such an arrangement it ia evident tbat and it was found that the Socialists bad The III.«>1 PuriAer we always recom ceiving the consolation prise. At the stitutional amendments, and that and with hearts tor tally cards, the tbe amount of wealth produced will be increased immensely. In tbe election mend to <>ur customers ia Clark's Bar- close ot the afternoon. dainty refresh Harvey K. Brown, for tlie post four very great and the time required by of 1903, there were three million votes when tbe vote upon an amendment < ladies gathereil at the tables and in aa|>arilla. It will give satisfaction— ments were served by the hostess. dulged In that game where the object is years sheriff of Baker county, announces each individnal will be very short. cast in Germany and tbe Socialists be has been canvassed by the governor your money back if it doesn’t.—City The following ladies were present: to see who can win the least numlier ot himself a candidate for tbe nomination Carrol D. Wright, the (J. 8. Labor came the leading party in the nation. and a majority found in its favor, he Drug Store. • Meads rues Willits, Baldwin, Murdoch, hearts. From the number of tiny gold for governor on the republican ticket statistician, states that the amount of At tbe last election there were shown shall proclaim it adopted, and it shall Hee the One display of Indian Baskets Scott, Henson. Reaburn, Hubbard, Per en talleya, however, that many ol tbe subject to tbe voters and not the ma labor produced by each laborer is two one million votes in France, in the then be a part of the constitution, be ry, Chltwmal, Stone, Dalzel, Ballinger, at the Novelty Store. ladies recel red. it seemed a« usual that chine of the party at the primaries on thousand dollars the year. Therefore United States over four hundred thou yond the power of the courts to pass the ladies could not resist winning in a April 31», 1906. under the present industrial system sand in tbe state of Oregon seven thou- upon; also tbat no Uw for a constitu His platform is as follows: game of this kind. Mrs. L. H. Yaden there is fifteen hundred dollars a year sand and in the world at large over six tional convention shall be in force un The primary law and tbe election ot tbat the laborer produced that be did million. receiving the least number of hearts was til approved by a vute of the people. awanlol the first prise, while Mrs. G. all officers by direct vote of the people. not get. The Socialist believes in giving Mark Hanna, the defunct Senator An amendment proposed by the Abolishment of all machiuea and every man the fall product of his labor, from Ohio and right bower to President W. Woodbury, who received the great People ’s Power League to amend sec est nnmber wa» given the boobv prize. boea«e< and let the jieople rule. It is natural then that the majority of McKiuley, stated that "The next politi- Enforcement of all laws, city, county Socialista should be laboring men. tion 2 of article 11, giving tbe legal Dainty refreshments were served by cal battle in tbe United States will be tHonecr Hank of Klamath liuln the hostesses. Among those present state aud United Slatesand the repeal In the agitation of the question of ne- between the Socialists and the Repubti- voters of a municipality power to were: Meedamea .Martin, Reams«, Har ing of the same if not the proper laws gro slavery, the educated and thinking can party." From present indications frame and adopt their own charters, gus, Yaden, Aldridge, Anderson, Stone, lor the people. men were the first to advocate freedom, there is no doubt that tbe Socialist is and forbidding tbe legislature to cre Capital Stock increased to $100,000 January 1st, 1906, Tbe abolishment of the use of money So it is with the wage earner. Among ‘ lK)und Mills, Hubbard, Keaburn, Chitwood, Jeading N<> ate municipal corporations. Applegate. Zumwalt, Goweu and Wood for campaign funds ami purposes bv any the AuciAlistJ are eotne oi the beet euu-. . . ... all subscribed and fully paid *bould be ashamed of it at pres- bury. Missees Marie and Pearl Mc candidate, faction or corporation, only rated and thinking men of tbe ^e. Have you seen those Ladies fancy i as actual legitimate expenses. Such as Professor Hessany, Prof. A. M. ent <nd *» Socialiate should register un Millan an«i Straw. Paris toe blacker shoes? The latest | And last but not least, woman suf Mills, B, O. Flower, W. A. Wilshire, der their own party name. a a thing, at the Boston Shoe Store. The 1 utero«to now behind thia Hank represent through One of the prettiest affaire of the frage. Its Shareholders a capital In excraa of *1,000,900, mak 1 week was the Valentine parly last even- Direct Primary Law. I ing, given by Mr. and Mrs. Oliver B. ing It one of the atrutigeat Banks In Southern Oregon I hereby announce myself as a candi- j Gates, al their lieautiful new home on 1 date for the office of County Judge, on Enrroa RarvaucAN—There have ap or Northern California, enabling II lietter than ever the Heights. The heart effect was car the Republican ticket, subject to tbede- peared from time to time, in the various to handle your business with absolute security. ried out in the invitations, the decora- i cision ot the voters at the Primary nom- newspapers, criticisms of the new Pri 1 lions, the favors and the games, while 1 inating convention. mary Laws, but there ia one feature candy hearts were used for (alleys, and If nominated and elected my entire that teems to deserve more notice than even the refreshments were designed in and undivided attention shall be given has as yet been given to it, as it offers the shape of hearts and the ices served to tbe duties of that office, in tbe per opportunities to the shifty office seeker in heart «Imped receptacles. Amid all formance of which I shall endeavor to greater than those existing in the old the beauty and the profusion of hearts merit the confidence reposed in me by a nominating conventions. it is no small wonder if some of the gen strict enforcement of the laws as I find Suppose for instance, A or B, desiring i tlemen should discover that they had them. I shall favor devoting tbe road a position on their party ticket that they lost their hearts on this significant day. fund derived from the state to a system knew was unatainable if left to the ma when Cupid Ik supposed to be abroad. of permanent road-making on the main jority vol* of their party, resort to pre- i One of the moat interesting features of thoroughfare«, gradually extending the mature canvass of the various precincts, | the evening »as the guessing contest. same to all county roads. I shall en and by plausible representations secure . Esch guest had been requested to bring deavor to limit the expenditures of the the promise ot several prominent men a silhouette of themselves cut from county funds to the actual and neces in their party to work their precinct in )iaper. These were attached to the sary expenses of the county government the interest of the said A or B. Now KLAMATH FALLS OREGON walls and numbered and the guessing and the construction of such additional while A or B may not be the choice of, began. There were many who could public improvements as an increasing these prominent citizens for the office, ! ABSTRACTS OF TITLE made with neatnesa and dispatch. Wo not even recognize their own features. population and wealth require and war they dislike to retuse their support, as j Invite attention to our EILING CABINET SYSTEM. Miss Alice Applegate, who guessed cor rant : an<l I shall also try to obtain such they do not know who the other candi-; rectly all butone, was given the prise. an equalisation of taxee that alien an«l dates for the same office will be, or Among those present were: Mr. and non-resident land owners shall no longer whether there will be any other candi- 1 OFFERS FOR SALE Mrs. Alez. Martin Jr., Mr. and Mrs. L. escape tl.eir just share of the county ex date. B. Vaden, Mr. and Mrs. Reaburn, Dr. penses. Wc have n choice line of lands in tracts large ur Binali, Ur suit pur Here then A or D have in advance an ami Mrs. Hargus. Mr. and Mrs. Zum chasers ; also city property of all descriptions. The public officer should always re active working machine to defeat any walt, Dr. and Mrs. White, and Mrs. member that he is a servant of the pe«i- later candidate, though the latter may Gowen, Mirses Campbell, Applegate, ple, chosen to serve their beet interests possess greater qualifications and popu Mario and Pearl McMillan, Whitney, and not for private gain nor public no larity, and in the event of their being Baldwin and White, Messrs. Rubb, Rob toriety, and the seal and faithfulness more than four candidates in the field, We carry a full line of Insurance, Including Life, Personal Accident, erts. Mason, Holgate, Merryman and with which he serves his masters is the the least qualified, or at least desired, i Fire, Steam Boiler, Plate Glass, and Liability Insurance. Smith. candidate might be nominated by less measure of tbe honor conferred. The Stock consists of Dry and Fancy Coods, Clothing, than one-fourth of his party vote, thus Respectfully, J. W. Alexander, of Portland, who is jeopardising the success of his ticket O. A. 8TBARNS. Boots and Shoes, Hats, Gents and Ladies Furnishing the representative of the Weyerhauser and turning down the better men. interests in this county, was in the city Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Crockery. Wall Paper, Etc. Would it not be well to regard with Ready for Business. tile first of the week. Mr. Alexander suspicion any attempt to thus secure I am now ready to furnish to the pub promises of support to office prior to the stated that while plans had not I mm - ii ar These Goods will be sold at greatly reduced prices ranged yet, improvements would lie lic various makes of Pianos and Organs. puplic announcement of candidates?1 made to the Klamath latke Railroad As I am selling direct from Eilers, Voters may inadvertantly place them- for Cash in order to close up their business. which is one of the cheapest houses on solve« in a peculiarly awkward position this spring. the coast, I can furnish a better piano by pre-election promise». Fresh Candies and Bon Bons, Stationery, Certainly none but the professional C. A. Moore, nn attorney from Raker at a better price than any Agent that politician and shifty office seeker would Notions, Cigars and Tobacco City, arrived Saturday evening from has ever come through this country. I make such an attempt, and the fact that such an attempt was made ought Lakeview, where he hits lieen visiting sell goods that I can guarantee. to alienate the support of all fair 1 Thos. Newton. his brother, the District Attorney. * minded voters. DAILY PAPERS AND MAGAZINES “Eternal vigilance is the price of j E. R. Bunting, of Reno, Nevada, Mm. Allen of Bonanza is Riving music Main Street near Postoffice liberty," and an untrammeled ballot passe«! through the city Sunday on his lessons on Thursday evenings to some of is the guarantee of popular govern-l meut. V igilant • wav to visit his brother in Ijikeview. the young people of Dairy. Nearly two earloivls of sugar beei seed have been received bv the Amal gamated Kug.tr Company for planting during the coining season. The bulk of the avvtl was imported from tier- many, but them la some American grown act'd. The home-grown seed Is to lie used principally fur experimental purp<iM-M. and If there Is a reus unable promise of good results, the Sugar Company will use It exclusively Instead of annually ar nil lug abroad for a supply. Tin* coot of two carloads of lieet seed la quite on Item, and the com pany would prefer spending Its money In the United States u, sending It to Germany. ¡jut year the company used a quan tity of wed that was grown at the agricultural experiment elation at Union. The results were highly sat isfactory, tn fact, belter than secured from the Imported article, llul the aupply of seed secured from the sta tion was loo small to cut much figure Superintendent Bramwell says the beet pmepeeta for the coming year are very favorable. It is the Inten tion to have a greatly Increaaed acre age, not only through more contracts with Individual growers but In lar ger areas to lie farmed by the com pany. The ground Is in tine condi tion, and with a favorable Spring sea- e<m the augur Industry will be great- < ly enlarged. "The time has coin« when the health < I SOCIETY EVENTS OF THE WEEK CANDIDATES KLAMATH COUNTY BANK MEI. MARTIN. President 1. R. REAMES, Vice-President MEX. MARTIN Jr., Cashier E. M. BUBB, Asst. Cashier M ason Retiring... FromBusiness J I & S lough The Brick Store Co. ABSTRACTERS Reni Ewtiite Their Entire Stock of Goods Fixtures and Store Building • • • Insurnnee • • • E rank £ £ ankeny IT re si Fi I^rtilt in JSockMoix 3 £ ... SALE IS NOW ON • • • 'P tp 'ft tp w tp up tp 'P 'p 41 THE BOSTON STORE FOR bargains !